How should I prepare for an internal-audit interview so I sound operational, not generic?

A real Reddit thread titled 'Would you take a job with a firm going through remediation with the justice department?' raised a practical CIA or internal-audit issue that needs a cleaner decision framework than the usual forum back-and-forth. I want the exam-ready or career-ready version of the problem using the actual source signal rather than generic advice. Source context: As the title states, does it make it more or less enticing for you if a firm opened up an internal audit position because they plead guilty or settled with a reg body. I have a second interview with a firm where I would be a part of their remediation as a result of a DOJ remediation plan (along with a 50+ million dolla